In recent years, the number of cruise lines offering cruises in Alaska has risen steadily.
The variety of ships that cruise Alaska, ranging from small informal ships to the world’s largest cruise ships, means that it’s always possible to find a cruise to suit your lifestyle.
And part of the reason for this growth in popularity is that it allows people to reach certain inaccessible locations that they might otherwise not see.
However, unlike most cruise destinations, Alaskan cruises are seasonal. They begin in May and continue until September when some of the waterways freeze making it impossible to reach certain places.
May and September are slightly cheaper, while June, July and August are considered to be the peak season, when average temperatures can reach 60, 70 or even 80 degrees during the day. However, the temperature at nights can still be quite cool.
Perhaps the best time of year for a cruise in Alaska is late May. The last signs of winter still remain, which means you’ll see snow on the mountains, yet the weather is starting to warm up, and the prices are slightly lower because the peak season hasn’t...
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